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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-09
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK pEALrNes


shrnkage IN the volume Of speculation occurred in the
wheat market Saturday and the reacnary tendency Of
prices had reer play But there not much abatement in
the demand for export aud decline OF 0 cent in spot
lots shippers took 10000 bushels The cable sdvces
ported an easier tone the foreign markets and tho foreign
houses sellers influences which found the specua
ton weakened by the closing out OF large short interest
The options depressed all day the extreme declines
being lG' cont nearby months ami nah cent the
later deliveries The close barely steady and the temper
OF traders inclined TO DO bearsh further reaction in the
absence OF stimulating news The visible supply expected
TO show decrease OF from 100000 100000 bushels
but ser receipts are expected this week prices we're
and cent for August at ss and December at s5 cents
The options were dull and dragging The close was about at
bottom figures and 4nis cent lower follows; May AZ,
June 49,. July 49, August 50's September 6lis cents
srpund the options ending az s3 for May 49, for June and
by an utter absence Of interesting feature The not os.es in
81 IL and points for the other months follows July
81 20; August 81 81 September 81 Az October 81 AZ
The receipts OF grain and -four Saturday at York.
baltimore Philadelphia and Boston reported follows
Wheat l7s0l9 bushels O3b28 bushels oats 86 900
bushels total grain 30s 24G bushels -four 81 1877 packages
A. chicago Msagkeo and st. IoHis the arrival. wsse
wheat lO7O70 bushsls 43Oll bushesi oats o2,3ll
bushels total grain 2l9 bushels -four 2o0S5 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-09
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth River, Vessels aud Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

CoFFEE-with a strong and active speculative market
values for Brazil growths advanced &c to II &C. Tor
fair Trading the most active OF any
day this season. comprising 5000 bags No
1900 bags &c, 1000 bags No 10 at 16c I00o
loo bags RIO No cat ISc 600 bags No soa; is BE-
1900 bags No do o. and 10 900 bags No Santos aoat
1871 Tho mllder growhs strong and also quite ac
tive sales GOO bags abat &c., $500 mats TENOR az
2 bags Marscabo private terms from second hands
trail American option trading the sales reached
bags First prices showed changes early deliveries
points AT the close the tone az easy one WITH me hg
follows January, 1e3Oa1640j February l636ai
March. l64Oal650 May. June 1890 aoS SG
1920 October l6.200l63o; November l625Sl@3O; De-
cemDer l6,30116.35. -.
UOTToN-spot prices not changed today. but the
light Sales lb7 bales 64 last evenns
day 9s4 bales comparing with 24s6 bales this Gay
last 1916 bales this day last Since Septem
Der the total port receipts have been 6l30Ooo eaies
against $40 bales for the same period last year.
Quotations American STANDARD Oh classiu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-09
THE STATE or TRADE.

BOSTON MAY 7.-Flour nrmer-choeo Extra, IS 2.S
Patents prime 81 sOes5 10. CORR seady-steamse
Yellow So 20. steamer Mixed o2@ ::oats dun,
No / White lOd40Lc. No White $50 63sc. No
White SScc shorts steasly-Mddings Der ton SIS oos
s2I Butter steady-Western Extra Creamery 20 voc
Eastern do - 925c .. Cheese dun Eggs aall.Sno,cs
Western l3Laal5o Extras lie. Receipts tor
the day-FIour 500 bills and 5000 SACKS Cora 1000
Ousn Oats b OUO snsu- Shorts 1000 bush
RuFyAIo MAY 7-Wheat-So. l Hart in good demand
and a shade higher offerings light 10000 bush sold
9lc and 10000 bush sod AZ u &c. no. mafo
No leo sc 40. White Michigan g2e asked. Corn
unsettled No 2 4S9d4Ssc. no. 425Gf3c No
Yellow 44a4G4c. No 3 ielow 4Ssc. Oats quiet
ami weak. 2 White S4Ss Soc No White - 90
"a 1c No Mixed s2SsSc Barley scarce and "r rn
changed 49, Mifeed STEADY and unchanged. =. Canal
freights-Wheat sac. asked Corn Sac paid. Receipts
-Elour ~ 900 bbls; Wheat 10000 bush Corn l42Ovo
bush oats 900 bush. Barley BUSH Railroad ship.
menCs- Flour Dbls Wheat $1,000 oush Corn lUuOO
Ousn oats 1000 bush Barley - bush
CHICAGO. NAV 7.-Flour quiet and ulchanket VIA
ter Patents 1904 Sd southern WATERS IS ~ lca
iganWn 50 Is 9s4Jl Chotcs % Fancy Nnnesots rss
rnt, "a RJpsIBL Minnesota BtSsrs ~ sIo<s. 50 ~
sS 25 RYE Flour-s2 90d 50 10 Ia bbss Bnckwheat SO
81 s. pee lou ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-09

The petroleum market remains steady on FAR vol
UNCHANGED at so cents
GALLON Abel lest at NewIOrk Philadelphia and Baltimore
OIL Clrr Pean., May Crude ol-National Transit
CERTIFICATES opened at ~ All cOssi At G6a hEho,E pro,
G6s, lowest &c. saes $500 barrels cIartsrL 6369l
barrels, cloarances l2OlO0J oarrSsi shipments, 1891
barrels; runs - barrels
PITTsBURG. POM, May 7.-Crude oh-Petroleum fairly
active and firm National Transit Certificates opened
AZ 81 and closed BO9i highest price, GB2 lowest OO
BRADFORD Penn. May 7-National Transit Certificates
opened at &c. closed 80 highest price, Co.'S lowest
O31s Clearances G5SOOO barrels
rlrUsyLLg Ponn.. May 7-Sitoah Transit Certificates
.pened at SO and closet 6G highest prtj b6at low
tnrlca d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-09

Htcl!sS Bellies Z? p. quoted !te7he i.stisd Hsns
nonsy s%oasa Shoulder: . sos
:sls barely steady 60 grlcs VITA
n mARnITss oDsisr trading very dull tsay scS
popt following drt 4 the West cosius Il about ~
bottom rstoa spot lots had very little attention Sales 50
tea Western steam 2sc City steam lower GaeI
l26 tea 7c rennei ouoted 740c, Coutpent IsOo SoufS
American. May closing I2oc $50 Tea june 1910 22c.,
closing 72lc LOCO tea July, s740c, closing 1854
s1TTns
a Mas not ysed r,nr any r gaseur with s
2sc Pennsyvania Creamery 24as6c wsstsrp Creamery.
23c, State Extra &c., State Dairy half nrkn
tubs 81 a23ci haftubs Choice 24c; Welsh tubs 902Sc
Western Factory 2dl9r; Western Imitation Creapery
l6a2lc Cheese-Old stockstafe Factory III el3c LghS
Skins. llS0l2 vol Pennsyyania Skins. DC New l1t
81 &c, including White l3sq &c., Coored. l2tc Skins
79l0c Eggs-State. 1874 q l3c., Western. l2ldl21c.
raw sugar the market an easy one and on
most grades sellers have moderated their views Quotations
ares Sa04sc. for Molasses 41c for Fair Refining and
&c for $50 test CENTRIFUGAL Sales 100 bbls Jamaica ~
Ac Rennee about steady. Cut LOAF. l.l616iycy
Crushed, 116d6isc., Cubes l6-lGc. Powdered, DO
&C.; Granulated Sac: Mould A. 6c Confectionery oscs
Coffee Standard. 6ssci Coffee on A. 1lG66isc; White
Extra C. 47sc Extra q. 4ss4'4c G. 4ss+Sc Yellow4 AZ
G4ssc.
sTEA RINE-Dull and Normally unchanged Lard quoted
si4c. and oeomargsrie. 787sc.
TALL0W-In moderate request and steadily held. Prime
City quoted al Sac Sales. $4,000 ID, $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-09
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. May tSpeefGD.-Ksrsha yesterday morning
offered good sized lots wheat at S6c FOR June and after
ward at Soc The option declined to s5 On the curb the
started with such rush that little traders had paid
mp TO 81 for this option Wheat allowed to move
around free will to-day the Chicago market
concerned II looked at time the clique houses
had orders TO peg" tho market at $3.50 June later
there begging orders they were rescinded Before
the close June option sold So &c The visible
supply figures will probably not help the bull side much to-
morrow although they expected TO show decrease OF at
Chicago
something ike $780, 600 bushels
Provisions du aud oil ghtly lower but festureless
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-09

RAILROAD EARNTNG2
Oufo AKIN xtIsafaarppf.
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LoX ypsI NAY 7.l2;so mAtantc and Great West;
Mortgage. = Canadian Pacific 96s Erie. S5t do Sec
ond Consos l0o1 Illinois Central 1881 Mexican oriln
Pennsylvania, COZ Reading 2Sis
D. m-Capadan Pacific, 857s; Mexican Ordinary. s..
Gates, 4S1.
Hudson's Bay Company 22,.
Bar snverts quoted at 43 715d. per ounce.
Paris avces quote Three Per Cent Kenes ut so francs
27is confines for the account
Spanish Fours GAL.
The amount OF bullion withdrawn rom the Bank OF Eng.
land on balance to-day is Rl37.OO0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-09
.turesrlngei as tollows-

The highest Dash prices were as @ ~
No .oas-Ne 2Css sssI 4 az; :. sot Sen:
ssss; s na. sssasS ;
short SIDE. loose - az Dt 1a' s@S.ts,r' ss'.5
per gallon saEarcas Lost T o @"S SSI
5s.SoU 6a.a.. Corn 50.O0Y eg.n. oats $1,000 eq,a:
oash .so, S'I su sa." % ss"so sss
oass ss.ooJ basI' RYs 5000 bush Barrier ii.ooo
on Produce Exchange toy ss Is ss m1 re:
DETROIT MAY gwHoat-Ss White S.s ,,s sa'a 81 s1r e
S Ss1 s gs s7 IS x %s,.
S SCsn i sSSH 0a. oats - 5000
n rsss NAY "s: Sn :' ME-
o.l .qsa St Sa: sap
western and PENNSYLVANIA suOernne So 6oss276 DO
bss. S H ffeos:. y 6o
Family 90 9he ecc = 20 81 aG
q 5 81 Louis ana southern Illinois Clear - o0as. 2ss da
8 Gear s. e.
ssi o. MnnesOs. ts,es,s far TO choice u gosss ~,
Market E5s F rsd steady No. export Elevator
s iSs M sS 5e sss q % for jas
% Sr A Ipar Continued @odsfa
s for as N 91sa DO ans
DO DO Ja.y @ sss.s &C.: do Tor August
80 WAN. %:ts
AZ as5c do July IS a3Sssoi do August so SSosc.:
Potatoes-Cnoee Larry Hose doe'So. 90 rsn 70 SsSd
rs Q75e, burbanks choice s0e DO Fairto Good
HeOrous choice 10 e7oci do Fair 10 oooa IoSi
Mammoth Pearl choice at ISe &C. 30 f psnnsylvsnx
% a zoe, Peerless " onaity oo9.0'i rhoec
per bbI s5o6; Fair 70 GOOD x 40 ~ ;v 40
PROVISIONS Beef cay Family Per per, "a 81 o9
PORK mesa slO o1ssil oG 90 p aassls 10 uars
$40 90 aSlU O0 do do family 81 81 &c Lard
ss ssan. nSs Hs
st1ic Butter aulI-PennsyIvaniS r. a and n.
ysS2oo, Western Creamery EruA Butter sloc.
T. Ssv.York ruli cream no" ~, 90 IuIi
sh%ce IL .c PennsyvanIa JAR nrsts AZ oi2sc.
SKINS y az EExs- ~ PetroIoas70 Abet
Ohio and other steady vrAnolaeo 80
Ies IN Vos 49, 7.ioc. Powdered lSi9
SeetWinter so ~ -. st nan Corn $40 Iasa
Flour iovv ,o.b shpments-WheAt 4,sVV VusA
Vs. ~, 0 .nsn vsts 10 TOO BUSH
a,,. NAV 7-Flouf steady. Wheat A. f,na
1 oa.S IS IS Nav IS ass &c closing DC elosnS SIC.
st1@SSsr 80 $50 sc. closing IS &C:
spn Is NC MayS1c bid oa's no
siS &C., STrI Timothy SsS O s. 5s
Eggs dull Butter easy 10 Provisions
1ac DAIRY IA Cornmes ~ w. ARD ss ia e7O
pork Old m msss SD SOgSa~Ions 80 Ss.r So
snort Clear 81 10. Bacon,,shoainosss 81 100
oo 90 o sap's 81 $ o. 20 Clear M1'
snS5S SsI Eos q = ss Ger,
hSln nusn oaIs 10000 ousa We ,yasst $4,000
S1y s"sh shipmentsfour ooVv jus pys 1000 Susn
Dasn Corr $1,000 bush oAts - 'uS"- ~"
Barley - bush - me-. lima 97Ld
lcorn duh, quiet. Con tie esBnsuss-wnsxs
nn.n corn boo bush oats = pusn. SAPissnI Cloyor
ywlss ZOO tasn Cora 5000 bush oa~ = 'S'~
ssed lis bszA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-09

CINCINNATI Nav 7.-Flour stronger-Famlly So son
s. 10. Fancy ~ 81 asa 90 Wheat hrm. No hed
g5c Uecalpts ? 100 shDments l,OOO Dush..-.:
Corn strong. No Mixed ~ pc:. Oats hrin. Ne
Mixed 80 Rye strong-No2 "a 2
easier PORK az SlB 20. Lard at ~ 81. kulkmeats
nominal-short RiDs 81 J2s Bacon-short lhDs - 49,
sIort Clear as Butter nrm. Fancy creamery zoe
Good 10 Extra 20 G25c Good 90 Prime DAIRY
aucI-common ana Light at ~ 1880 2oi faenng ani
6Oy heal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-09
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
MINING STOCKS.

The weeks mining market was dun and developed
some uctuating features The sales at the Consondtea
Stock and Petroleum Exchange aggregated 2S3,olo
shares but Middle Bar, Rappshannook, Amador sutro
Tunnel I'll Cristo and Security furnished large pro-
portion OF the transactions The changes IN prices
of tho stocks small and they generally were
toward lower figures. At the stock Exchange PheHx
Mining was dealt IN to the extent OF over 100000 shares,
and its price slowly declined from SO 30 TO 81 90.
The following Saturdays sales OF mining stocks at
tho Cons oidatel stock and Petroleum Exchange:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-09

trdaya NJ fhs firm Of Martndaie Johnston, for the
rnnoverv of Al 500 which the plaintiff alleges was oo
by fraud II feared mat Case would notpu'
In Appearance when the snlt shouio pe oalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-09

OBTAINING 81, 500 By FRAUD.
PHILADELPHIA. May tspeciaf John W. Case OF New
York. arrested last night by order OF Judge Mitchell
and this morning committed the cath Of Thomas Mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-09
GnnI 0rIn

/ M
Stood Ordinary. 80 Mlddnn2 .-..-.....-lV oio
Dulness was about only feature noticeable in the line
with easier accounts from Liverpool nrst
nras sho OF points and the tendency dur
ing tho day Irregular The final hgures repre-
sented decline l point May. No change on June
pont advance July and August and other months lU4
.JaclIn Sala e. 900 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-09
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

To
head total thus Tar. 74l5 hept tor sans tims
9l37 head: consigned through. el cars 6l OF
which 10 NewIork: ~ cars on sale
1880 head for time last week ~ 700
head consigned Though cars OF which 10 Newfork
sales market steay far demand Inferior 20
Fair IS 60e3 75 GOOD Choice SiG4 l5 fearinEs 81 7oe
IS; all offerings taken. - -. 49,.
so 7y5 head for time last week a. i6f
through 81 III OF which 10 Newforks
sale market steady fair demand Light Pigs 50 20
"a is. Pigs Light Workers 50 20u5 80 Sc
eced Workers 80 1908 40 Selected Nahum weights
so. Selected Heavy Ends s. 1916 20. Stays - zoo
81 40: all offerings taken. 80,
CHICAGO. May 7.-Tns Drorsrs journal reoorts-cdfts-
900 head. Shipments 400 hean market
was steady Shipping steers 500 70 1900 ID siOOo
- o. stockers Feeders 81 75dS4 70; cows Bulls
and Mixed. So OOdss 20; bulk So 70c3 10. 80
HoJs-Kccepts 5000 hsit shDn5lts 3OOD; markes
was steady ough and MIrei S. OO6s5 80 Packing snf
Shipping So 40es5 65 Light "a 1000 80 skips - Oos
81 80 .
was steady SIS 25 Wooied "a O0ds5 90 Terms
s. 0063s5. Lambs "a 5OQ6 90 ,o -, s,,
ST LOUIE May 7.-Cotts- Kecelpts-4O0 heat ship
200 head: market was stro1g. Choice heavy
steers 30 "a 5O steers Fair 10 Cnoce IS 80
9Si so Feeders IS 209s4 co. stocKers com
mon grass TO good corn-led 81 00G4 10.
Rocs-keceDts 1000 mead shipments ZOO head markes
was steady. Choice heavy am Butchers sseetons
IS 4Oas5 90 Pacpng 70 good So 2Ocso 30 YORK.
ers edium 10 Prime. 80 QUASI To- Plgs common 10
Good 81 4UdS4 90
SSeep-Recepts l. 300 mead: shipments - head market
firm. Clipped TO Prime So loas4 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRK. Saturday. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. were 60
$50 head34 Goth ST. and 20 cars at Jersey
City, Total for the week. S95g head against 1886 head last
week All consigned direct 10 slaugherers and exporters with
the exception Of carload No sales reported Feeling
steady.
CALvEs-Receipts 1875 head. Feeling firm and all
sold at 5i2 to 6iSc Tor Good TO Primo Veals.
Sales sllenbeck DAVIS 100 veals. 1876 average ct
6sc. per 10.
$40
bead-l1 AZ e0h.st and cars at Jersey Guy Total
for the week 2el4 head against 1884 head last week.
Demand fair and all sold at full yestevdays prices
Clipped sheep brought 81 to 7o ana nearly aearead o.
unsS,n sold a. 80 ,o Nc Clipped Yearnss offered sar
Lambs at 50 80 tn SO each
saes-Hume Huilep: II Clipped Ohio Cals e6 10 at "a
per loo 22O Clipped Sheep SO n at "a SOL ale
Ohio do OIL d. at 81 60 2l6 do 80 No. az - 92 90 state
do ~ H. at 81 02 rs Unshorn 80 B at So lbs rs I'm
shorn state Yearngs So 10, at ST. Spring Lambs at "
per head.
at "a 80; 2V3 do SO b, at 30 593 DO 90 10 at s. 40
J. r. sadler Co.: IT'S Clipped Ohio Sheep, lO2 ID, %
81 82l.
1870 Unshorn State do Jew Yearlinss "a ~ at s. 76j 40
Common Spring Lambs at so so per head.
Judd q Buckingham 200 Clipped Ohio sheep "a n, az
81 50 81 DO 0S b. at 81 SO 1913 do "a ID, at - ~
Newton Giett 2l5 Ohio Sheep So n, at 81 b3 2fo do
81 10, atS4 40 -
Jersey City and 40tst Total for the week 81 sSS
against $40 head last week None for sale alive
Nominaly steady at 5ho6'.c per 10 70. Live Hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-09
SPIRITS or rURPENTINE

cgARtssroN. May 7.-Turpentlne dull and nominal
SAVANNAH May 7.-rurpentino nrm at 5O'9c
WiLNlSGIox May 7.-IurpenIne steAdy AT Sic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-09

The following were SATURDAY, quotation, unlisted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-09

May 9, lss5. May 1855 Nay 1851
Loans. $3.50 100 500 s35Obo95OO 500
Specie. 1l3O370O0 luSIsSOO dHs2UiOU
Lcgal-tenders.- 32,I40eO0 35 Zl3oOO ozlsSnsOO
30l, o0S700 312.323.lOQ 316G832OO
C1rculation.. 107e75QO 7,S8l,l00 $500 200
between total
and the total deposits AZ the respective dates:
specie ......sl1s 037, 900 s709las00 s76s50l 100
Lcgal.tenders.. 32,740900 33275.5O0 2l,SaOSOO
Total reserve sll57779O0 slo4 1914 800 sos $3.50 goo
Reserve Tcqrd .......
ag'stdeposta sOlI7.l1o 3SOoO'f'o Vs'loeoOO
Surplus. $50 SoO725 silll9625 s4,622 COO
Ratio OF resrye
to deposits, u. o-oa o,oo
per cent. 4O2e E'So zo<o
The folio wing is yesterdays statement "details
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-05

fl to intersec, no, h hne of Tombstone town site, and 300 ft to :orth and center post, I-2 1t long AVA ins sqr, in mound of earth and stones marked H Nj C Go 4; thence s 740 36' l. 300 ft to NE cor post I-2 1t long, 4x4 ins s9r. in m ,und of earth and stones, marked H M No 5; thence I7' 24' w 57 1t to inter- section of north line of Tombstone towAsitc, bearing 67' T2' E and 1900 fl to SEE cor post, sI-2 fl long, 4y4 ns scr, in mound of earth and stones. marked II M C. No G. said corner being also the NE COT of Silver Belt NJ C, with post marked s B M C No 6; thence N 74' 36 w 300 1t to post No and rlace of beginning. Va riaton, IF 43' E; containing 20 $ acres. Said claim is situated inside of the townsite of Tomb stone, with the exception of small triangular piece at NE corner of claim. and is bounded on the south by the Silver Belt NJ C, on the west by the Banner and Standard M C. and is duly recorded in the office of the County Recorder at Tombstone, Cochisc ,unty, Arizona as shown by his certified abstract of title on file in this office
 Any and all persons claiming adversely the whole or ary portion of said mining claim are hereby notified that they must present their ad- verse claims in this office within the perlod of sixty days publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice be published for the period of Go days in the Tombstone EPITAPH, a daily newspaper pub lished at Tombstone, Cochlse county Arizona.
 C. E. DALEY. Register.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-05
First Publication, Ian. re 1887 Notice Of Application for T. <. Patent to the Banner Miniug Claim-NO. 463.
U. s. LAND OFFICE, TUCSON. Arizona. Ian. Io, 1887.

NotIce is hereby given that Thomas Ogden. oJ Tombstone. Cochisc county. Arizona, has had filed his application for patent 10 1900 linear feet of the Banner vein, lode CT deposit. bearing silver and gold, with surface ground Goo feet in width, situated in the Tombstone mining dis trict, Cochisc county, Arizona, more particu- lary described in the field notes and plat of the official survey now On file in this office, to-wt:
 Beginning at the initial monument situated at the south end center of claim, at 4X4 in post marked l NJ Banner NJ C No I, from which $ M NJ No bears s Io0 i6 w 4+e8 fl distant, and the corner 10 Secs and ?, nor h boundary to Tp 20 s K 22 E. bears N 10 sS w 652o it; thence N 72' 45' w I24 it, intersect SEE side
 line of Way Up M C, lot No 8, and on same course 300 1t to SW cor. marked by an iron pin 1t long, IIIS ins in dia, driven into the ground. and at distance of 7.7 fl a pest 5 i-3 It long. 4 ins square. is set in mound of earth and stones, marked B M C No 2, defining SW cor of claim; thence N I70 2+0 87o. intcrsect NE end line of Way Up M C, on same ur.e 1900 1t to NV corner post, 5 I-2 fl long, 4x4 ins sqr. in a mound of earth and stones. marked M C No 3; thence s 7z' AS E 300 1t to north end centcr of claim, to 2 post 5 I-2 1t long, ins sqr in mound of stones and earth, marked Nj No 5; thence $ r7' 24' w along east side line of claim. which is also the west side line of the Huron NJ C. S32 1t to SW cor of Huron and the NV cor of Silver Belt M C, and on same course 1900 fl to SW COT post AKA ins sqr, in mound of stoGes and earth, marked M No 6; this point is also the NE cor of the Empire M C, defined by post marked E M C No 3; thence 7a' 4s' w 300 it to post No and place of beginning. Variation, IF 43' E; con taining, less coahict with the Way Up NJ C. lot No B. 1894 acres. This claim is entirely in- side of the lines of the townsite of Tombstone, and is bounded on the south by the Empire NJ C lot No 46. on the west by toe Way Up M ( lot No B, on the north by the andard NJ C. and on the east by the Huron and Silver Belt M C, the same being duly recorded ia the office the County Recorder at Tombstone Co hise county. Arizona as shown by cer flied abstract of title fur ished by the County Recorder and on fife Tn this office.
 Any and il persons claiming adversely the | whole or any portion of said mining claim are hereby ro,ihed that they must present their ad- verse claims in this office wi hin the period O. sixty days publication hereof, or they will te blrrei by virtue of the provisions of the statute. It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice be published for the period of sixty days in tue Tombstone EPITAPA, a daily newspaper pub lished at Tombstone, Cochse county, Arizona.
 C. F.. DALEY, Register